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Look, either my ISP's DNS servers are a watering hole attack or the NextDNS servers I subscribe to are a watering hole attack. I've got to use someone's waterin
by NoZebra120vClip 3y ago
Look, either my ISP's DNS servers are a watering hole attack or the NextDNS servers I subscribe to are a watering hole attack. I've got to use someone's watering hole. Why should I trust my ISP more?
- whatwhaaaaat 3y agoBecause you are the customer of your isp vs being the product of a free extension?
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoI am not the product of a free extension, whatever that means. I am a NextDNS subscriber. That makes me just as much their customer as my ISP's. Besides, I don't know what a paying-customer relationship has to do with trust. I could just as easily be betrayed by someone I'm paying. For example, GrubHub drivers have a chronic problem of "losing" my drinks, despite being promised a tip and wages. I have to go chase refunds every day for these "mistakes". I'm a paying customer, yet I can't trust them to get my order right.
- wintermutestwin 3y agoIn the US, our ISPs lobbied our government to allow them to sell our data. I am literally forced to give money to my enemy to use the internet.